Category: On The Board

For many condo and HOA residents and board members, the words "annual meeting" conjure a specific image: a multi-hour ordeal held in a community room or local school cafeteria, bogged down by disorganization, procedural dithering, contentio…

Since 2001, community association boards and managers in the Philly metro have been required by law to submit a cursory ‘decennial report’ to the Commonwealth every 10 years to confirm that the corporate entity representing their community …

Q: "A neighbor in our building had a pressure test done that blew out our kitchen faucet, causing $20K in water and mold damage. Our 30-year-old building does not have isolation valves installed between the units. Had the neighbor provide…

For decades, the structural framework governing community associations across the Commonwealth has been dictated by Title 68 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, which encompasses the Uniform Condominium Act, the Real Estate Cooperati…

From backgrounds in finance to years of experience with team management, volunteer board members bring all sorts of expertise to the table—and from president to secretary to members at large, everyone has an important job to do, making deci…